6 April 2016
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How to register
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- Graduates from UK veterinary schools
- EU graduates
- US/Canadian graduates
- Graduates of Commonwealth countries
- Visiting European veterinary surgeons
- Qualifications not recognised by RCVS
- Restricted (Temporary) Registration
- Registration dates
- Registering as a newly qualified nurse
- Overseas qualified veterinary nurses
- Completing your annual renewal +
- Amending your registration +
- Voluntary removal and restoration +
- Letters of good standing
- Replacement Membership Certificates
- Register of Veterinary Practice Premises +
- Statutory Membership Exam +
- VN pre-registration examinations +
- Contact the Registration Department
- Advice & guidance -
-
Education
+
- I want to be a vet
- I want to be a veterinary nurse +
- Veterinary nursing students +
- Other animal careers
- Lifelong learning for veterinary surgeons +
- RCVS Fellowship +
- Lifelong learning for veterinary nurses +
- Accrediting primary qualifications +
- CPD Champions blog
- Contact the Veterinary Nursing Department
- Contact the Education Department
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Concerns
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- Veterinary professionals: how to raise a concern +
- Animal owners: how to raise a concern
- A concern has been raised about me +
- Disciplinary Committee hearings
- Veterinary Client Mediation Service (VCMS)
- Practice Standards +
- Publications +
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